Originally Posted by Thebe View Post Parked in car wash queue behind a 171 Mercedes S-Class (from about €98,000). Car wash is mostly manual with power wash and a lot of scrubbing by hand and definitely worth the €8 fee. Layers of mud and grime are removed by two really hardworking chaps to leave a beautiful shining silver S-class. Mr Mercedes hands out a tenner and waits for his two euro change, which he pockets. Even bangernomic drivers leave the €2 change to the chaps. Stingy ****
Strong Life in Dublin wrote: » I don't see the issue, it's his money
Thebe wrote: » Parked in car wash queue behind a 171 Mercedes S-Class (from about €98,000). Car wash is mostly manual with power wash and a lot of scrubbing by hand and definitely worth the €8 fee. Layers of mud and grime are removed by two really hardworking chaps to leave a beautiful shining silver S-class. Mr Mercedes hands out a tenner and waits for his two euro change, which he pockets. Even bangernomic drivers leave the €2 change to the chaps. Stingy ****
civis_liberalis wrote: » That's a very efficient way to break your dryer.
Dan Jaman wrote: » After your clothes are dry, why not just give the dryer more cycles on empty until the money's run out? It's what I'd do.
Barbie! wrote: » How many goes can you get out of ?2. I'd be telling my mother,brothers,friends to do their washing on the same day as me and bring them over to run down the clock.
Surreptitious wrote: » My neighbour shares a dryer with me. It takes 2 euro coins to make it run. In a whole year she hasn't put any money in, she uses mine. So the other day I left it with no money inside just to see. She put her clothes in and left them for two days. After coming back and realising she'd have to pay she actually look the clothes out wet and took them away with her. She's now using my money again. I don't even know is it the money I'm angry about like having to go to shops specifically for change or her fcking attitude.
nice_guy80 wrote: » That Topaz fuel promotion was ONLY in Dublin Now THAT is stingy behaviour from Topaz!!
CabanSail wrote: » A friend of mine went home with a guy one night. In the bathroom he had a small sample bottle of mouthwash. The sort they hand out free. It had load of floaters in it. Apparently he had been reusing it for some time and spitting it back into the bottle. She did not stay.
larchielads wrote: » Think the op means you'll see every stingey fecker fillin up every bottle and canister wit petrol that they have or that they can find. Theyll fill stuff up for the summer
Capt'n Midnight wrote: » If any of ye want a spot of stinge watching Topaz are doing a promotion tomorrow in some garages. Petrol for 99c per for 99 minutes from 9amhttp://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=103687520#post103687520
Bubbaclaus wrote: » That's not being stingy.
Kevwoody wrote: » It's called having a conversation.
Jobs OXO wrote: » Eh ??? Tax forum >>>>>>>>>>>
HeidiHeidi wrote: » There most certainly is Inheritance Tax in Ireland! You're correct in that it wouldn't have applied in the case mentioned, but it's not correct to say that it doesn't exist. Capital Gains Tax is something entirely different.
Victor wrote: » There is no inheritance tax in Ireland. There is Capital Gains Tax, that doesn't apply between spouses. Typical stinge. Complaining when you don't even have to pay anything.
nice_guy80 wrote: » Inheritance tax is ridiculous in Ireland
nice_guy80 wrote: Inheritance tax is ridiculous in Ireland
El_Duderino 09 wrote: » A family member of mine was left 3 properties and the family home when her spouse died. People presumed she was loaded but in actual fact the properties were mortgaged to the hilt and in negative equity so she couldn't even sell them to break even. Took her almost 10years to pay down the mortgages and start selling them.
